Give a cheer for the class of ’45. They came, 76 strong, from all parts of the country to celebrate their 65th class reunion at the Hanover Inn. The weather was perfect and the football team won so everyone gave a cheer and carried on with the business at hand.


Retiring president Ted Safford concluded his term of office by thanking the members who had served with him during his tenure. Elections were held and the following were elected: Mrs. Victor Smith (Vesta), president; Harry Hampton, vice chairman; Ted Lewis, treasurer, replacing John Osborn, who served for 35 years in that position; Mrs. Donald de J. Cutter Sr. (Rosalie), secretary, replacing Craig Cain, who took over from Bob Joy when Bob was unable to continue in that capacity.


President Kim spoke during a class dinner, citing some of the legacies left by the class and thanked the members for the generous contributions to the College.


Professor Donald Pease delivered a wonderful lecture on the life of and legacies of Theodor Seuss Geisel, known to all as Dr. Seuss. We received a copy of the book written by Professor Pease about the life of Dr. Seuss. It was gratefully received.


Each member of the class received a copy of The Campus Guide, an architectural tour, by Scott Meacham ’95.


Our weekend celebration was concluded with a very touching memorial service conducted by Fred Berthold.


—Rosalie Cutter, 14 Sterling Spring Dr., White River Junction, VT 05001; rosalie.cutter.45a@alum.dartmouth.org